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From: Alex Bewley
Date: Mon, 01 Feb 1988 23:31

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    From the experience I've had with the Window Development Kit, you will
need the disks with the Windows libraries.  All the functions are pascal
calling convention so you can use a Modula-2 compiler (LogiTech suggested).
The include files (windows.h winexp.h) for the windows kit are easy to
translate into Modula-2.
    From personal experience with the Windows kit and C code.  It is a
nightmare!  You code becomes extremely complex and very hard to maintain. I
believe that 'Computer Language' has an article about developing under
Windows.

    Alex

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